Law Office of Patricia Paul, PLLC

• Snohomish County Bar Association www.snobar.org/main.htm Snohomish County Bar Association Snohomish County Courthouse 3000 Rockefeller Ave. P.O. Box 5429 Everett, WA 98206 (425) 388-3056 Posted at 3:11pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Washington State Bar Association www.wsba.org/ The mission of the Washington State Bar Association is to serve the public and the members of the Bar, ensure the integrity of the legal profession, and to champion justice. Posted at 3:13pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Northwest Indian Bar Association www.nwiba.org/about.php Non-profit organization of Indian attorneys and judges in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia and the Yukon Territory. Posted at 3:16pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• National Native American Bar Association www.nativeamericanbar.org/ The National Native American Bar Association (NNABA) serves as the national association for Native American attorneys, judges, law professors and law students, and attorneys who practice Indian law. NNABA strives to be a leader on social, cultural, political and legal issues affecting American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians. Posted at 3:18pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

Professional mediation associations of Patricia Paul.

• Mediators Beyond Borders www.mbbmembers.org/member_profiles/ppaul.shtml Mediators Beyond Borders - Partnering for Peace & Reconciliation is a non-profit, humanitarian organization established to partner with communities worldwide to build their conflict resolution capacity for preventing, resolving and healing from conflict. Posted at 9:44pm on Fri, Aug 15 2008

Published works by author, Patricia Paul

• Writers Net www.writers.net/writers/61249 Published author, Patricia Paul. Posted at 10:45pm on Fri, Aug 22 2008

• Indigenous Womens Network indigenouswomen.org/ Editorial Collective member, Indigenous Woman, A Publication of the Indigenous Women's Network. Volume V, Issue 1:2004. Editor, Volume VI, Number 1:2006 Posted at 3:52pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Association for Conflict Resolution www.acresolution.org Article, "Wisdom for the Future from Lessons of the Past: Native American Family Mediation" The Quarterly Magazine of the Association for Conflict Resolution, Washington, DC. Winter 2001 Posted at 3:56pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• The Ethnic Conflict Research Digest, INCORE www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/ "Standing Your Ground" a book review. The Ethnic Conflict Research Digest, INCORE (Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethinicity), University of Ulster, Northern Ireland. February 1999 Posted at 3:58pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Alaska Bar Association www.alaskabar.org/ Patricia Paul presented a CLE in 1998, as a faculty member of the Alaska Bar Association. Her paper was published by the Alaska Bar. Posted at 4:27pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Around Brazil: Aracaju, Sergipe www.imdiversity.com/Article_Detail.asp?Article_ID=14389 By Patricia Paul December 4, 2007 It was my third trip to Brazil and my first to the Northeast and my first ever to the south Atlantic Ocean coastline! I accepted an invitation to participate in a debate table at the X Reuni Posted at 9:16pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Reuters Insights www.reutersinsight.com/ Patricia Paul is a member of the Reuters Insights community of experts. Expert Insight Reuters Insight is an independent research consultancy that provides customized solutions to decision makers and corporate leaders. Drawing on primary resources, our Community of Experts and our research teams in Asia, Europe and the Americas, we deliver relevant and meaningful information that drives better decisions. Posted at 5:17pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• World Affairs Council www.world-affairs.org/ Patricia Paul was a Program Fellow from 2005 to 2006. The World Affairs Council is a membership-based organization that creates forums for discussion of critical global issues. Posted at 5:19pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Patricia Paul, JD patriciapauljd.com Professional background on Patricia Christine Aqiimuk Paul, Esq. Posted at 10:46pm on Fri, Aug 22 2008

Patricia Paul's international work is voluntary and spans a few continents and several countries.

• 51st International Congress of Americanists www.americanistas.uchile.cl/ Patricia Paul co-coordinated a simposium, "Indigenous rights, dialogy and relations to national states" Santiago, Chile. 2003 Posted at 5:40pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• IV Congreso Europeo CEISAL de Latinamericanistas www.imaginario.com.br/agend/congresoceisal.shtml Patricia Paul's paper was accepted at this congress and she travelled there with her daughter, Katherine. "Los retos de la etnicidad en la era de la globalizacion." Bratislava, Slovakia. July 2004. C E I S A L CONSEJO EUROPEO DE INVESTIGACIONES SOCIALES DE AM Posted at 11:23pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Universidade de Brasilia - Departamento de Antropologia - DAN www.unb.br/ics/dan/ Patricia Paul was a visiting professor in the Anthropology Department at the Universidade de Brasilia, Brasilia, Brazil. Her lecture was translated from English into Brasilian Portuguese and titled, "Processor Tradicionais Para A Resolucao Das Disputas." 1999 Posted at 11:32pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• Second International Conference on Cross Cultural Studies www.uta.fi/laitokset/sosio/culture/session-programme.html Patricia presented a paper, "A Contrastable Analysis: Northwest Indian Tribes Dispute Resolution vis-a-vis the American Legal System," in the session, Constructing Indigeneity. University of Tampere, Tampere, Finland. 1998 Posted at 11:35pm on Sat, Aug 23 2008

• "Cultural Preservation and Cultural Exchange - Guatemala interconnection.org/cmcm/clases.html TGDS. Tzulhuhil language radio station's conference room. Santiago, Guatemala. "Cultural Exchange Among Indigenous Women." Centre de la Salud. Panajachel, Guatemala. 1998 Posted at 12:19am on Sun, Aug 24 2008

Patricia Paul in the news and on the Internet.

• WSBA Honors and Awards www.wsba.org/media/publications/barnews/archives/2001/jan-01-venues.htm January 2001 Changing Venues Honors and Awards The Northwest Tribal Court Judges Association has elected the following board members for 2000-2002: president, Martin Bohl, chief judge, Upper Skagit Tribe of Indians; vice-president, Mary L. Pearson, chief judge, Spokane Tribe of Indians; secretary/treasurer, Michelle Demmert, associate judge, Northwest Intertribal Court System; director, Patricia Paul, pro tem tribal judge, Northwest Intertribal Court System; director, James Underwood, tribal judge, Goshute tribal court; delegate, Mary Wynne, justice, Puyallup and Spokane tribal courts; alternate delegate, Buford Johnson, justice, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Posted at 7:36pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• News from the Pacific Northwest -Indian Country Today www.indiancountry.com/content.cfm?id=1096417758 Posted: July 21, 2008 by: Richard Walker / Indian Country Today Patricia Paul takes oath as attorney in Nisqually court SWINOMISH, Wash. - Patricia Paul, Inupiaq, has been admitted to practice law in Nisqually Tribal Court. Paul, a resident of the Swinomish Indian Reservation, is a private practice attorney in La Conner. She is married to Kevin Paul, Swinomish senator and master carver. She is also a member of the Northwest Inupiaq Dancers, who performed June 28 at the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma. She served as a tribal judge pro tem in the Northwest Intertribal Court System and served two terms as co-vice president of Washington Women Lawyers. Paul is admitted to practice law in the Swinomish and Sauk-Suiattle tribal courts. She is a member of the American Bar Association, Washington State Bar Association, Skagit County Bar Association, National Native American Bar Association and the Northwest Indian Bar Association. Paul is considering writing a book about her 12 years of work in tribal law. Posted at 7:39pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• WSBA Bar News May 2008 www.wsba.org/media/publications/barnews/may08-fyi.htm Notice of Intent to Form a WSBA Civil Rights Law Section Petitions are now being circulated to form a new WSBA Civil Rights Law Section pursuant to Article IX of the WSBA Bylaws. This area of law falls within the purposes of the WSBA as provided in General Rule (GR) 12. There currently is no other section or WSBA entity whose primary focus is on civil rights law, other than the Civil Rights Committee. Whether the Board of Governors determines to continue or discontinue the Committee, the Section, supported by Section member dues, would be in a stronger position to present CLE programs, publications, and work with other WSBA entities such as the Council on Public Legal Education, the Committee for Diversity, and others. A subcommittee of the WSBA Civil Rights Committee chaired by Patricia Paul, and including Tracy Flood, Molly Maloney, Sharon Payant, and Wilberforce Agyekum, will work on this during the required six-month waiting period. They intend to report to the Board of Governors with a recommendation not later than September 2008. For more information, please contact Ms. Paul at 360-230-2369, or e-mail patriciapauljd@msn.com. Intended jurisdiction: The Civil Rights Law Section would address concerns with all aspects of civil rights law in Washington within the parameters of GR 12. Posted at 7:42pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Indian Law Newsletter April 2005 www.wsba.org/lawyers/groups/indianlaw/indian+law+newsletters.htm Patricia "Pat" Paul Accepted to Harvard Patricia Paul, Inupiaq, was recently accepted into prestigious Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government program, "Innovations in Governance." Invited by Harvard to apply, Ms. Paul was accepted into the one-week program offered through the Kennedy School's Executive Education program and the Ash Institute of Democratic Governance and Innovations. The program is designed to teach senior executives how to best devise and deploy new institutional arrangements to respond to their organizations' needs. Ms. Paul, who received her J.D. from the Seattle University School of Law, will attend the Fall 2005 program. She works for the Tulalip Tribes as a legislative policy analyst in their Governmental Affairs Department. Congratulations, Pat. Posted at 7:55pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Native News groups.yahoo.com/group/NatNews/message/15916 Greetings: Our own Pat Paul has accepted an offer as a full-time faculty member at Northwest Indian College in Bellingham, Washington, on the Lummi Indian reservation, in Public and Tribal Administration. She will be teaching Public Policy, Principles of Planning, Organizational Theory and Development, etc. and lecturing via satellite at instructional sites at many tribal locations, including: Lower Elwha, Makah, Muckleshoot, Nez Perce (Idaho), Nisqually, Nooksack, Port Gamble, Quinault, Samish, Skokomish, Stillaquamish, Suquamish, Swinomish, Tulalip, Umatilla (Oregon) and Upper Skagit. Program goals are to train tribal members to become tribal and public administrators in their own tribal governments/communities. This means she will be transitioning out of her work as a pro tem tribal judge. You go, your honor! Martha E. Ture Posted at 7:58pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Press Release - Snohomish County and Tulalip Tribes www.co.snohomish.wa.us/ For immediate release Friday, May 14, 2004 Tulalip Tribes leaders, Reardon to sign landmark document County Executive and Tulalip Tribes leaders agree to support social, cultural, economic, health and education initiatives Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon and Tulalip Tribes Chairman Stanley G. Jones, Sr., today announced that their governments will sign a Posted at 8:08pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• February 2005 -Antioch Alumni Updates www.antiochsea.edu Patricia Paul, B.A. '93 has been accepted into Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government in a Program entitled "Innovations in Governance. Paulw orks for the Tulalip Tribes as a legislative policy analyst in their Governmental Affairs Department. Posted at 8:12pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• WSDOT Thanks www.wsdot.wa.gov Acknowledgements WSDOT and FWHA gratefully acknowledge the contributions of tribal, federal and WSDOT staff for their consultation and guidance in the development of this model. Tulalip Tribe Hank Gobin Pat Paul Theresa Sheldon Joe Sparr Richard Young Posted at 8:14pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Washington State Department of Health - Division of Environmental Health - Office of Drinking Water - June 2005 www.doh.wa.gov The following subcommittee members of the Water Supply Advisory Committee dedicated many hours of hard work to help the Offi ce of Drinking Water (ODW) with the proposed Water Use Effi ciency Rule. The subcommittee worked together for one year to create a report of recommendations and options to help ODW prepare the proposed rule. Representatives from the Yakama and Tulalip Tribes also participated as observers of the process. Tribal Governments Patricia Paul, The Tulalip Tribes Dawn Vyvyan, The Yakama Nation Terry Williams, The Tulalip Tribes Alternate - Kimberly Ordon, Attorney at Law Posted at 8:20pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• NativeWeb founding board member www.nativeweb.org/info/paper.php In February of 1999, NativeWeb formally incorporated itself as a non-profit corporation in the State of New York under the name NativeWeb, Inc. It established a formal board of directors with 10 board members (Marc Becker, Shane Caraveo, David Cole, Keely Squirrel Denning, Peter d'Errico, Alan Mandell, Pat Paul, Tara Prindle, Karen Strom, and Carmel Vivier). The group now included a software programmer; a computer network specialist who was a member of a Native American tribal council; a lawyer who was a tribal judge; an independent legislative analyst focusing on native-related issues; a law office manager and freelance writer who works with native communities in Canada; a novelist writing stories on native issues; and two university professors: one a lawyer involved with Indigenous peoples' legal issues and the other a historian focusing on Indigenous issues in Latin America. NativeWeb has always been a labor of love, rooted in a volunteer workforce. Posted at 8:36pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Shareholder Achievements - Patricia Paul Passes Bar www.nana.com July 2006 NANA shareholder Patricia Paul, shown here with husband Kevin and daughter Kathy, was sworn in as a member of the Washington State Bar Association on June 2, 2006. The Law Office of Patricia Paul, PLLC, located in La Conner, Washington, will open in September. Congratulations, Pat ! Posted at 9:01pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Juneau Empire story www.juneauempire.com/stories/092301/Ent_dragonfly.shtml They were told not to be themselves By ANN CHANDONNET THE JUNEAU EMPIRE A review of "Children of the Dragonfly: Native American Voices on Child Custody and Education" edited by Robert Bensen (University of Arizona Press, paperback, 280 pages, $19.95). Posted at 1:49pm on Tue, Sep 16 2008

Patricia Paul's lectures and presentations.

• UNDOING COLUMBUS International Law and Indigenous Peoples' Rights www.palestineinformation.org/events.htm 7:00 p.m. Thursday, October 12, 2006 University Friends Posted at 7:51pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008

• Capitol Chapter - Washington Women Lawyers www.wsba.org/lawyers/groups/diversity/diversitycalendaraugust2005.htm 2005 Oct 19 - Capitol Chapter Posted at 8:27pm on Wed, Sep 10 2008